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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Awk convert from day of year to date Post 302539374 by jostber on Sunday 17th of July 2011 03:37:04 AM
Old 07-17-2011
What in your result do you want output differently?
 

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VARIANT_POW(3)								 1							    VARIANT_POW(3)

variant_pow - Returns the result of performing the power function with two variants

SYNOPSIS
mixed variant_pow (mixed $left, mixed $right) DESCRIPTION
Returns the result of $left to the power of $right. PARAMETERS
o $left - The left operand. o $right - The right operand. Note As with all the variant arithmetic functions, the parameters for this function can be either a PHP native type (integer, string, floating point, boolean or NULL), or an instance of a COM, VARIANT or DOTNET class. PHP native types will be converted to variants using the same rules as found in the constructor for the "VARIANT" class. COM and DOTNET objects will have the value of their default property taken and used as the variant value. The variant arithmetic functions are wrappers around the similarly named functions in the COM library; for more information on these functions, consult the MSDN library. The PHP functions are named slightly differently; for example variant_add(3) in PHP cor- responds to VarAdd() in the MSDN documentation. RETURN VALUES
Returns the result of $left to the power of $right. SEE ALSO
pow(3). PHP Documentation Group VARIANT_POW(3)
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